Friday morning, at 10:31 a.m., Shelby police responded to an animal complaint at 73 Marvin Ave. They arrived two minutes later and found 60 dogs.
Logan Adams
An alumnus of THE Ohio University E.W. Scripps School of Journalism covering the City of Shelby for Richland Source. Talk ball with me or send tips at logan@richlandsource.com!
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A different kind of homecoming: SPARK Conference unites Mansfield Sr.’s past, present
“For our students, SPARK is about exposure, inspiration, and possibility,” said Mansfield Senior High School principal Kris Beasley. “It gives them an opportunity to hear from people who have taken different paths and to begin thinking about what their own future could look like.”
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Richland County commissioners proclaim Friday ‘Dolly Parton Day,’ make funding plans for Imagination Library
“Dolly Parton was such a precious person on this earth, and it is very, very sad to see her go,” said Richland Public Health Commissioner Dr. Julie Chaya.
Posted inLife and Culture
Big personalities, low payments: Buckeye Superstore of Shelby celebrates 20th anniversary
You need a big personality to sell cars. Ralph Mahalak Jr. has it in spades.
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Plymouth Village Council backs major water line fix, gives voice to independent candidate
Pipes, pavement and politics shared the spotlight at Monday night’s village council meeting.
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Shelby board of education honors excellence in athletics, academics
The Sep. 21 board of education meeting celebrated all things Shelby. Students were honored for their perfect scores in Ohio state testing, as were the members of Shelby’s state-championship track teams.
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Taking the wheel: Shelby City Council defines, offers legislation for bikes
No city in Richland County is more known for bikes than Shelby. But what is a bike? City Council answered that question Monday night.
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Lead the way: how ammunition choice can save Ohio’s birds of prey
As science has progressed, lead has become one of the most well-known toxins; something we fear interacting with in our day-to-day lives. It’s in the paint of old buildings, soil, plumbing and even food in high-risk areas. More actively – and most damning to Ohio’s carnivorous bird population – lead is in ammo, as well.
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Bellville Street Fair’s junior livestock auction puts thousands of dollars in kids’ pockets
Over 150 animals were shown, auctioned and sold off to their new homes—everything from ducks, cows, turkeys and pigs, with plenty in between.
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Lights, cameras, action: NAMI CIT graduation ceremony teaches patience, de-escalation
“We want a healthy, happy community. One that really relies on its officers, so that we can engage with them in a healthy way.”